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# Hay Festival 2011 programme
## The full listings for this year's Telegraph sponsored Hay Festival, which
takes place on the May 26 - June 5.
![Hay on Wye festival map][1]
Hay on Wye festival map
7:00AM BST 09 Apr 2011
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Click the dates below to see a full breakdown of each day at the [**Hay
Festival**][3], including a synopsis of each and every event, where and when
it will take place, and who's engaged to attend.
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Thursday, May 26**][4]**
[Hay Festival 2011 programme: Friday, May 27][5]
[Hay Festival 2011 programme: Saturday, May 28][6] **
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Sunday, May 29**][7]
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Monday, May 30**][8]
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Tuesday, May 31**][9]
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Wednesday, June 1**][10]
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Thursday, June 2**][11]
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Friday, June 3**][12]
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Saturday, June 4**][13]
[**Hay Festival 2011 programme: Sunday, June 5**][14]
[**Reserve your place online**][15]** or book via the box office on 01497 822
629**
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Highlights of this year's festival include:
**Thursday May 26, 2.30pm: Greenprint Forum: Bread and Circuses**
Deborah Doane (World Development Movement) and Mike Verdin (Agrimoney).
Chaired by** [Geoffrey Lean][16].**
With the steady abolition of regulations on commodity markets during the mid-
1990s, food staples such as wheat, cocoa, sugar, meat and coffee are all now
global commodities. Has this freedom to speculate in food prices enabled new
investment into traditional agriculture, or has it led to unsustainable food
price spikes which have little or no bearing on the real cost of food?
_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £5 _
###
**Friday, May 27, 4pm: Talking Shakespeare**
With: Rowan Williams and Simon Russell Beale.
As part of the day's programme of conversations celebrating this year's
Michael Ramsey Prize the Archbishop of Canterbury discusses the work of the
world's greatest writer with one of Britain's finest actors.
_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £9 _
**9.30pm: Afro Celt Sound System **
The legendary band return to Hay with their compelling fusion of Irish,
African, Indian and global dance-music sounds.
_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £20 _
###
**Saturday, May 28, 2.30pm: Leading from the Front**
With: Richard Dannatt. Chaired by Nik Gowing.
The forthright former Chief of the General Staff and Telegraph columnist
reviews his military career and the nation's defences. Sponsored by Mr & Mrs
Robin Herbert
_Oxfam Stage, £8 _
###
**Sunday, May 29, 11.30am: I Think I Love You (editor's choice) **
[**The Telegraph's Allison Pearson **][17]talks to Tiffany Murray.
A witty, poignant story about a girl who falls hopelessly in love with her
teenage pin-up andsome 20 years later, with her life in pieces allaround
her, finally meets him.
_Llwyfan Cymru - Wales Stage £5_
###
**Monday, May 30, 4pm: The Royal Society Lecture 3: From Here To Infinity**
With: Martin Rees.
The astronomer explores the challenges facing science in the 21st century.
_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £6 _
###
**Tuesday, May 31, 9.45pm: Ojos de Brujo**
10th Anniversary Concert
The sensational Catalan band fuse flamenco's driving rhythms with hip-hop,
funk, punk and other stray sounds snatched from the Barcelona street.
_Oxfam Stage, £13 _
###
**Wednesday, June 1, 8pm: Going, Going - Best of British**
With: Germaine Greer, Philippe Sands, John Mitchinson.
In three short counterblasts, festival guests champion three national
treasures that are endangered by our lack of care. Greer talks about English
bluebells; Sands talks about the sheikh up of football club ownership;
Mitchinson mourns the quite interesting loss of lunch -- a potential disaster
for work and play. All proceeds support free tickets for schools. Sponsored by
Merchant and Mills.
_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £7 _
###
**Thursday, June 2, 5.20: Born Wild**
With Tony Fitzjohn. Chaired by Ben Fogle.
A story of passion, adventure and skulduggery on the frontline of African
conservation in Kenya and Tanzania.
_Oxfam Stage, £7 _
###
**Friday, June 3, 9am:_ _The Stranger in the Mirror**
With: Jane Shilling. Chaired by** [Sarah Crompton][18]**.
The author of a moving memoir of the transition to middle age is in
conversation with the Telegraph's arts editor.
_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £6 _
###
**Saturday, June 4, 7pm: Philip Pullman talks to Rosie Boycott (editor's
choice)**
The novelist discusses his latest book The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel
Christ.
_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £10 _
###
**Sunday, June 5, 7pm**:** Surface Detail **
With: Iain M Banks. Chaired by Paul Blezard.
The ninth book in the writer's acclaimed Culture series is a huge science
fiction highlight.
_Elmley Foundation Theatre, £4 _
**8.15pm: Bob Geldof's last night party **
The house band return from their tour of Hay Festivals in Mexico, Colombia and
Kerala to play a joyful celebration concert to end the festival. Geldof's new
album How To Compose Popular Songs That Will Sell is fantastic.
All proceeds will fund Hay Festival's work in Kenya and South Africa.
_Barclays Wealth Pavilion, £10 _
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